Ivar Virgin talks about the new SEI Initiative on Governing Bioeconomy Pathways and his role in the Global Bioeconomy Summit 2018.
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New policy brief relates insights from an Independent Research Forum retreat for Latin American policy-makers.
The Trase supply chain transparency platform Trase gets even better supply chain mapping for Brazilian soy and Indonesian palm oil, plus new functions.
Kalenge, a village northwest of Tanzania, is unelectrified; its households have no connections to a central or local power grid.
A new interactions mapping methodology and a series of regional policy retreats aim to help countries meet the Sustainable Development Goals.
Revisiting old project sites provides valuable pointers for Burkina Faso’s national sanitation programme.
How do we keep food on the plates of UK households in the coming decades? This is a central question for IKnowFood, a major new collaborative research project.
SEI teams up with creators of the Global Goals branding for new communication project on how the 2030 Agenda fits together and how its different parts interact
SEI’s research and policy engagement has much to offer Agenda 2030 implementation in Asia.
SEI is developing practical ways to reflect the interplay of goals and targets in Agenda 2030 implementation strategies.
SEI and the Global Canopy Programme unveil a raft of improvements and new features to our ground-breaking supply chain transparency and sustainability platform.
SEI Board Member Teresa Ribera talks about the most pressing development challenges and aspirations for the next four years, and how policy research can help.
A recent workshop kicked off a process to explore the Sustainable Development Goals from the perspective of one of Sweden’s key industries - the steel industry.
The Sustainable Sanitation Alliance (SuSanA) is calling volunteers to join a worldwide “Edit-a-thon” of the online encyclopedia’s sanitation-related articles.
SEI signed memorandums of understanding with Lund University in Sweden and the Alexander von Humboldt Biological Resources Institute in Bogotá, Colombia.